newolddude
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With lots of citizens exercising their God Given Second Amendment Rights.
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Thebrownblob
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Just imagine if those two idiots filming were exercising their right. Imagine if St. Louis had a decent prosecutor that didn’t allow criminals to roam the streets freely.
Execution-style killing in broad daylight comes amid push for St. Louis prosecutor to resign
Video of a horrific execution-style shooting in broad daylight that occurred Monday in downtown St. Louis is making the rounds on the internet.
upnorthlive.com
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rod
Retired 22 years
I'm surprised he actually killed him. They aren't noted for being great at aiming.
Geez, why did that man sitting down not get up and run away? Was he on something and didn't realize what the other guy was trying to do?Just imagine if those two idiots filming were exercising their right. Imagine if St. Louis had a decent prosecutor that didn’t allow criminals to roam the streets freely.
Execution-style killing in broad daylight comes amid push for St. Louis prosecutor to resign
Video of a horrific execution-style shooting in broad daylight that occurred Monday in downtown St. Louis is making the rounds on the internet.
Thebrownblob
Well-Known Member
Exactly how about the two chuckleheads filming tic toks or twittering or whatever that heck they were doing and said “hey dude run?
oldngray
nowhere special
They should get charged as accessories
rod
Retired 22 years
From what my relative who use to live in St Louis told me--"getting involved" wouldn't be the wise thing to do and calling the cops would have been useless.
newolddude
Well-Known Member
Someone said that’s the St. Louis offices of Twitter.
BigUnionGuy
Got the T-Shirt
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Columbus City Council Tightens Gun Control on Gun Owners - The Ohio Star
The Columbus City Council approved legislation on Monday giving owners of gun magazines with 30 rounds or more until July 1st to move them out of the city, sell them to a licensed arms dealer outside of Columbus, or turn them over to the city Division of Police.
theohiostar.com
The legislation from December 5th, 2022, states that anyone in possession of a magazine that can store 30 or more rounds would face charges of a misdemeanor and face a minimum term of 180 consecutive days in jail without the possibility of work release, a maximum sentence of one year, and a $1,500 fine.
On February 16th, Ohio think tank The Buckeye Institute filed a lawsuit against the city of Columbus to protect the rights of Ohioans to keep and bear arms.
“Columbus City Council has once again tried to circumvent our clients’ rights, along with the rights of all law-abiding Ohioans, by enacting excessive and improper restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms—threatening jail time for those who don’t comply. These constitutional violations must be declared null and void,” David C. Tryon, director of litigation at The Buckeye Institute and an attorney on the case said.
Johney
Well-Known Member
All joking aside I bet those would really do some serious damage.
oldngray
nowhere special
They know that law will get tossed out in court but they don't care. The city government is overwhelmingly very liberal.Columbus City Council Tightens Gun Control on Gun Owners - The Ohio Star
The Columbus City Council approved legislation on Monday giving owners of gun magazines with 30 rounds or more until July 1st to move them out of the city, sell them to a licensed arms dealer outside of Columbus, or turn them over to the city Division of Police.
The legislation from December 5th, 2022, states that anyone in possession of a magazine that can store 30 or more rounds would face charges of a misdemeanor and face a minimum term of 180 consecutive days in jail without the possibility of work release, a maximum sentence of one year, and a $1,500 fine.
On February 16th, Ohio think tank The Buckeye Institute filed a lawsuit against the city of Columbus to protect the rights of Ohioans to keep and bear arms.
“Columbus City Council has once again tried to circumvent our clients’ rights, along with the rights of all law-abiding Ohioans, by enacting excessive and improper restrictions on the right to keep and bear arms—threatening jail time for those who don’t comply. These constitutional violations must be declared null and void,” David C. Tryon, director of litigation at The Buckeye Institute and an attorney on the case said.
Lineandinitial
Legio patria nostra
I don’t actually recall seeing blacks at the gun ranges I’ve been to in many states, indoor & outdoor, tactical and target.
Since they only make up 17% of the US population, that may be understandable.
90% of TV commercials show blacks acting civilized. I don’t see that or hear them talking like that in real life.
My observations make me racist..,
oldngray
nowhere special
I see blacks. Guys from the suburbs though. None of the inner city gang bangers who mostly can't shoot straight. Probably a good thing they don't bother to learn.
Lineandinitial
Legio patria nostra
I honestly don’t and never thought about it until that post.
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
The reason you don’t see them at the range is they have a live range over in the ghetto
moving targets, cars to hide behind abandoned buildings …
Lineandinitial
Legio patria nostra
I don't think the object is to hit anything further than leaning over a counter and murdering the cashier for $20.00.
I guess that's another reason.
newolddude
Well-Known Member
Bill that would make guns exempt from taxes moves through Missouri Senate
The bill would make gun sales in the Show Me State exempt from state and local taxes.
www.kmbc.com
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